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New IPhone 7 passcode unlock tool

Obviously this is causing a bit of excitement.  I have been keeping an eye on two websites selling this product but yet to find any customer feedback. Enquiries so far have drawn a blank response. http://www.vipprogrammer.com/unlock-passcode-on-iphone-77-plus-crack-the-forgotten-screen-password-programmer-3638 http://myicloud.info/unlock-iphone7-plus-passcode-tool/ Interesting to see what

Apple iPhone connected devices

Proliferation of mobile devices and computers associated with cybercrimes and legal disputes grow on a daily basis. I thought perhaps readers might find this 2015 document a useful and helpful reminder. DEFT Practice Notice J10702015.pdf   Download link: Practice Notice J10702015.pdf?

iMessage shown to have encryption flaw

Discussion article here:  https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/national-security/johns-hopkins-researchers-discovered-encryption-flaw-in-apples-imessage/2016/03/20/a323f9a0-eca7-11e5-a6f3-21ccdbc5f74e_story.html Apparently, the research has found: "It took a few months, but they succeeded, targeting phones that were not using the latest operating system on iMessage, which launched in 2011. "

Emergency Cases - Smartphone Examination

Capturing the target subject's smartphone activities is not as easy as is thought, as we are all finding out with the current Apple and law enforcement debacle.  The Apple case though is not the norm as the two opposing sides are fighting about the "right to access". The public are engaged with this story that continues to unfold as to what "Privacy" actual means, should terrorism enjoy the

Moral Ethics of Backdoor iPhone 5C

Backdoor iPhone 5C The discussion below is entirely hypothetical and is not intended to make or shift people into making decisions, legally or morally, nor create detriment at all. There has been a huge amount of press regarding the balance between lawful investigation / national security versus Apple's company policy not to backdoor their products precisely for privacy and security reasons. It

Apple's New Nano-SIM Card

Should make examinations interesting. Apparently, an open-ended SIM that can be either postpaid or prepaid account without the need to change SIMs but still switch between carriers. Either Apple intend to go for their own IMSI (thus become an operator) or the IMSI will need to be updated OTA...hmmmm"If you are among the millions who will purchase one of the 4G versions of the new iPad Air 2 or